lespaul6
Well-known member
i'm in florida.. trust me.. its real
BeZo
Well-known member
That's the beauty of IEM systems. I sound the same every time, no matter what or where. Who cares about the rest. Anyone who willingly signs up to see my clusterfuck of a band deserves whatever they get. If we bring 100 lbs of bananas to a show, humidity won't be the particulates in the air to be worried about.
Quick side note: Everything cartoons have taught you about banana peels is true. They do not belong in a mosh pit.
Quick side note: Everything cartoons have taught you about banana peels is true. They do not belong in a mosh pit.
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Faded Abyss
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I don’t know what it is... but sometimes when I listen to music, it sounds way better than other times. Tones that sounded bleh all the sudden have brilliant highs and crunchy dynamics and whatnot
Donnie B.
Banned
Well-known member
Ear fatigue is a very real thing too. And it doesn't have to be just from listening to music.
Ever do a mix really late at night only to listen the next morning to find that everything's too bright.
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Faded Abyss
Active member
Yes. I think this is mainly it. For me, it seems like ear fatigue can last weeks. Nothing will sound good and I’ll stop listening all together almost. Then a few weeks later, it’s as if I can listen for 45 minutes to an hour daily and everything sounds smooth and present again
Donnie B.
Banned
Well-known member
Gonna sound stupid, but I find doing a Q-Tip routine before playing/recording helps. Not so much that my ears are
dirty or anything. I just think the gentle massage to your inner ear helps to wake them back up.
Don't know if it's really doing anything, but it makes me feel like it is!
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Faded Abyss
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I do the same thing! I often get taters in my ears from using ear plugs at work
the4thlast1
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High heat and humidity is a recipe for swamp ass !
